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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions thunderworld and makers with unclear names and actions. The text references a wake and a provision for someone, with multiple unreadable phrases and missing context. Preservation of any concrete entities is not possible from the fragment.
Readable fragments describe a sale of fabrics with lace embroidery and textile styles. Mentions linen, madras, wool, silk goods and ready stock for immediate purchase. No clear dates or named entities.
A police operation aboard a cutter intercepted a shipment moving from New York to police headquarters. The cargo included revolvers and a mix of weapons described as dirks and knives. Commissioner Hingham witnessed the seizure and signaled the arrest while aboard the vessel near New York harbor. Police names and some details remain partly obscured due to damaged text.
William Craig and William Moore figures dominate the Willard Creek power debate in Ogden. Craig asserts he had no city interest and Moore defends the sale as fair, while lawyers and officials dispute ownership and transfer details amid council deliberations and bank records.
A wide patch of notices lists a Royal Dancing Academy event in October, a Holleniere reunion, Labor Day prize disposal, and a Geden Historical Society gathering at Evelyn Turner’s home. Also ads for two room houses, church services, school superintendents meeting, a typhoid death and funeral, and a railroad strike affecting passenger traffic near Salt Lake City.
The Sal Lake and Ogden railroad seeks to condemn a threeacre strip of land from Crag Walsh Worth of Twentythird Street. Joseph B Peary, as center of the Welch estate, named as defendant in county clerk records. The complaint states the railroad tentatively surveys the strip and plans use despite unsettled estate status.
Fragmentary article cites an executor and a named Welch family in a city matter involving a railroad entering the city. Readable lines list Elizabeth Welch Hannah Welch Day Samuel Welch Anna Welch Jackson Teannetta Welch Firth Jane Welch Tide Welch Cullen Maw Welch James Welch Georgy Welch Peak Ward Leigh Eat Wanhielgh Cland Friend Mangaret Prien Gare Friend J 3 Friend May Welch Alvin Welch.
Fragmentary text mentions water, rear area, and attendees with names like Girelina and Inns Boatigent. It references a seemingly improvised quote and scattered phrases about a venue, attendees, and a political or public issue, but lacks coherent context or clarity.
Special arrangements ensure direct shipment of oysters from Baltimore packed in ice to keep them pure. Fleet shipment expected to arrive around October 1.
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